Cost Management: Profiting from agents, delegation and budgeting

Law Lords Costs Consultants | Personal Injury Law Journal | June 2016 #146
Richard Allen summarises common grass roots costs issues and the importance of monitoring litigation resources ‘The matter of Nicholas Crane v Canons Leisure Centre proceeded to the Court of Appeal, who by a majority held that the costs consultant’s fees were “base costs” within the meaning of the CCFA and that the success fee was …

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Costs: Medical agency fees under the spotlight

QM Legal Costs | Personal Injury Law Journal | July/August 2013 #117
Paul Jones reviews a recent case that considers recoverability of fees ‘The defendant did not challenge the principle that the reasonable fees of a medical agency are recoverable, but it did submit that the paying party and the court could not ascertain whether those fees were in fact reasonable.’ With the growth in personal injury …

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